Potentially Zoonotic Bartonella in Bats from France and Spain

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Potentially Zoonotic Bartonella in Bats from France and Spain

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Research Letter. International audience. We detected Bartonella in 11 of 109 insectivorous bats from France and 1 of 26 bats from Spain. These genetic variants are closely related to bat-associated Bartonella described in Finland and the United Kingdom and to B. mayotimonensis, the agent of a human endocarditis case in the United States.

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